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POV: You're walking through the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia during lunch 🤨 Judge Elenor Ross is getting railed out in her "chamber" by the deputy chief of the Atlanta police department, Kelley Collier. When the initial accusations came to light at the end of last week, Judge Ross said they were "outrageous and made up." They're both lawyered up now as the DOJ has launched an "investigation." Don't be an entitled married degenerate and have loud sex with a prominent also married man in your chambers during lunch accordingly... #CityLife #atlanta #police #corruption #judge #cops #19th #crime #georgia #Depravity #degeneracy #perversion #urban #democrats #entitlement

Another Copper 👮 👮‍♀️ 👮‍♂️ ⛔️⛔️⛔️ POLICE OFFICER WHO ADMITTED DOWNLOADING IMAGES OF BABIES BEING R🤮PED IS SPARED JAIL A Cambridgeshire police officer and scout leader that downloaded images including the r*pe of a baby has avoided prison But in giving Phillip Richardson a suspended sentence the judge said that being named and humiliated was part of his punishment. Richardson – who has changed his name to John Nicholls – admitted downloading and distributing sex abuse images of boys. Judge Barbara Mensah told him: “They are vile, disgusting and cruel images. It amounts to torture. “The public revulsion and humiliation which you have received is part of your punishment.” Prosecutor Margia Mostafa told Luton crown court that the 49-year-old officer was arrested on May 16 last year by Bedfordshire police who raided the married officer’s home in March. An iPad and three laptops were examined. Officers found 99 Category A still and moving images – the most serious level. There were 208 at Category B and 218 at Category C, the least serious level. Search terms used by Nicholls including the words: “F…… Boys,” “Incest”, “Brazilian boys” and “Teen boys kissing.” In one image a baby was being raped and in another a 12 year was being orally raped. He had used the internet site Tumblr to distribute a Category B and a Category C image. When he was interviewed he did not answer police questions, but in a prepared statement he apologised and said he would seek professional help. Nicholls, who now lives in Doncaster, appeared for sentence having pleaded guilty to three charges of making (downloading) indecent photograph/pseudo photographs of a child and two of distributing indecent photographs/pseudo photographs of a child. He had been a beat bobby and the Fenland licensing officer, before being sacked by Cambridgeshire police on July 3. In 2011 he told a local community website in March that he wanted the town to be a dangerous place for criminals. He boasted on the ShapeYourPlace website: “I love locking them up, the more I can get off the streets the better the chances of me having a smiley photo.” Judge Mensah sentenced him to 15 months in jail suspended for two years. He must attend a ‘Horizon’ sex offender programme, carry out 20 days of a Rehabilitation Activity Requirement and 200 hours’ unpaid work. The iPad and Laptops were forfeited and he has 28 days to pay £300 costs. In addition, he must register as a sex offender and abide by the terms of a Sexual Harm Prevention Order for 10 years.

🚨 A Louisiana K-9 police officer was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison in 2021 after pleading guilty to possessing child pornography and raping his retired police dog. Terry Yetman, who previously worked as a K-9 handler for the Bossier City Police Department, was convicted on child pornography charges along with multiple counts of animal sexual abuse involving his retired K-9. As a sworn law enforcement officer, Yetman held a position of public trust. Instead of upholding the law, he engaged in the sexual exploitation of children and abused an animal that had served alongside him a serious betrayal of both his badge and his role. When individuals in law enforcement are found committing these types of crimes, it raises serious concerns about how they were able to operate without detection for so long. What kind of oversight and monitoring should police departments have to identify and remove officers who pose a danger to children and dogs?